Farmers in the areas of Badajoz and Mérida have been fighting against the plague of the Asian clam, an invasive species that only managed to control (and not at all) "based on investing a lot of money and many hours of ingenuity and work," explains Paco Sánchez, president of this community of regents that takes the water from the canals of Lobón and Montijo, in the low vega of the Guadiana river. "We began to observe, a little over a decade ago,…
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Farmers in the areas of Badajoz and Mérida have been fighting against the plague of the Asian clam, an invasive species that only managed to control (and not at all) "based on investing a lot of money and many hours of ingenuity and work," explains Paco Sánchez, president of this community of regents that takes the water from the canals of Lobón and Montijo, in the low vega of the Guadiana river. "We began to observe, a little over a decade ago,…